Panyato Mark Anniversary Training In War Game
Frederick’s Company A of the Maryland National Guard at Camp Goldsborough conducts a war game with First and Fourth Regiments versus the Fifth. Activities include bayonet drill, lectures on strategic subjects, and camp organization. Anniversary observance planned for Sunday with visitors expected. first camp dated July 20, 1905 at Belair.
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Nui
Tiga
Frederick
Maryland Naene Guard
Camp Goldsborough
Cates Keefer
Company A
Suez Cannal
Harry 1
Hagad
Jesse Knuil
Lawrence A. Kennedy
Keauver
Bronzé Relay Buttons Arrive for Frederick Youths
Bronzé buttons for a Washington to Chicago international relay race carried by Frederick to Enmuitsburg scouts have arrived in Frederick and await assignment. The 23 belong to local boy scouts, with a Fupner image and the race slogan. The Hagerstown Frederick Railway lists appointments affecting Frederick residents, and W K Burgee resigns as Hyattstown gram Maar principal. he is brother to Prof Amon Burgee of Frederick.
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Frederick
Enmouitsburg
Wilson
Washington
Chicago
W. K. Burgee
Gram Maar
Hyattstown
W. KK. Burgee
Amon Burgee
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Safe Worm Removal
An advertising notice promises Kickapoo Worm Killer will expel worms from children and restore health. It cites Mrs J A Beisbin of Eien as a user and asserts guaranteed results from druggists or by mail. The Philadelphia and St Louis company markets the medicine as a cure for stomach pains, bloat, and bad breath caused by worms.
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Isepent
Program of Yellow Springs Band July 17 1913
Program lists pieces conducted by Fenton Harris at the corner of Church and Court Streets. Selections include Overtures Cavalry March and Descriptive March Last Charge, Descriptive scenes of battle and defeat, plus concert pieces like Twilight Heh and Wedding of the Winds. Includes Band concert setup and solos by various players.
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Church and
Court Streets
Fenton Harris
Dunlap Commandery
Klefer
Cea “Miller
Es Masion
Mr. Warren
Llapley
Ipoleon
el Wihcia
Pier
Saad
Oca
Gate City
Weldon
Fine Program Tonight If Weather Allows Concert by Yellow Springs Band
The Yellow Springs band plan a free concert on avenue and parade from Church to Court streets with standard selections. Weather forecasts threaten rain, so the open air show may move to tomorrow night if rain arrives. A band fund update shows $144.75 toward a $200 goal, with a recent $1 cash contribution increasing support.
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Yellow Springs
Church
Court Streets
U. S. Weather Bureau
Auto Trip for Employes Model Store Party to Emmitsburg
Eighteen members of The Modelary goods store crew plus Mr and Mrs John D Hendrickson and guests took a dinner outing by Frederick Auto Company to Emmitsburg. They dined at Hotel Slagle with master of ceremonies Mr Harry Newcomer, heard short talks, enjoyed piano solos by C G B Hendrickson, toured the town, and returned via Lewistown reaching Frederick about 11 15 with no mishaps.
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Model” Store
Emmitsburg
Modelary Goods Store
John D. Hendrickson
Slagle
Frederick Auto Company
Lewistown
Frederick
Mary Seeger
Elizabeth Engle
Hazel Edmunds
Rebecca Wilcoxe
Comfort
Irene Lindsay
Anne
Katherine Weiner
Moesars
Dendrickson
Harry Downes
Amey Fiendrickson
N. Willas Schley
Harry Newcomer
Frank Nock
Hazel Hammond
John S. Newman
Helen
Tragic Canoe Accident Drowns Eight Year Old Boy
Prof William J Bickett Jr and his eight year old son were capsized in Bull Ring rapids near Harper's Ferry while canoeing up the canal. The father saved himself after placing the boy on the upturned craft, but the boy disappeared under the water. Rescue efforts continued for hours as 100 men searched for the child's body, which was recovered two hours later. The father, exhausted, was saved and the boy’s body to be sent to Rahway, N J for interment tomorrow morning.
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Potomac River
Harper's Ferry
William J. Bickett, Jr
William J. Bickett
Rahway
N. J
Sandy Hook
Tilghman
Bickett
Harper’s Ferry
Roy Nuse
Srength
Brunswick
N. T
Scouts on One Side Camp Fire Girls On Other
Frederick youths from Troop 3 and Troop 4 prepare for a summer encampment near Catoctin Furnace with fishing along Little Hunting Creek under Scoutmaster W P Smith supervision. Camp Fire girls to join later as scouts meet at the YMCA tonight to gather belongings for departure by Frederick Railroad in the morning.
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Frederick
Boy Scouts
Catoctin Furnace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Reformed Church
Little Hunting Creek
W. P. Smith
Scouts Return From Camp Near Weverton
Frederick Boy Scouts returning from Potomac camping on the Virginia side missed a train at Weverton Junction and arrived late in Frederick. The group delayed at Washington Junction and at Predeneck, with leaders and several Scouts named. the return involved a modest expense and time to organize for departure.
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Weverton Junction
Frederick
Potomac
Virginia
Harpers Ferre
Fexty
Dollayed
Simence
Earl
Weverton
Washington Junction
Predeneck
Harny W. Zeirer
Mire Morton
William Quynn
Spencer Zimmerman
Rugsell Stull
Georges Chaphac
Dennead Kolb
Ignatius Kennedy
Aten Kemp
Reginald Biser
Senator Reed Leads Inquiry Into National Association Case
Washington July 17 Senator James A Reed of Missouri acts as principal inquisitor in the Mulhall inquiry against the National Association of Manufacturers. Reed, a lawyer, is noted for his long reputation as a skilled cross examiner.
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Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
National Association of Manufacturers
M. N. Mulhall
Reed
Mammoth canoe cargo highlights West Virginia camping trip
A camp feature was a canoe carrying half a ton of gear belonging to L. W. Zeigler, with seven boys aboard and four heavy boxes of blankets cots and tents. Two campers, Richard Worthington and Meredith Elser, set off by canoe toward Frederick Junction with tent cots provisions after missing their train. Other items report arrests and extended fishing trips as locals interact with the day’s incidents along the Potomac and Monocacy rivers.
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L. W. Zeigler
Weverton Station
Richard Worthington
Meredith Elser
Trederick
Potomac
Frederick Junction
W. Dave Morton
Harry W Zeigler
West Virginia
Moorfield
W. Va
No Difference The Proof Is Here the Same as Everywhere
Doan's Kidney Pills offer relief for kidney backache and weak kidneys as Frederick residents report. Mrs. F L Rottlmyer details back pain relief after using Doan's, bought at LW Harner's Drug Store, noting improved sleep and reduced pain. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents ad. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY is U.S. agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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Doan
Frederick
Dean
America
Frederick Trees
Rottlmyer
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Straishion
LW Harner
Jong
Foster-Milturn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Pleasant Paragrapher Personal notes on visitors
Purely personal column lists residents and guests visiting or traveling. Names include Misa Ellie Grove of Hagerstown spending vacation in Middletown. Mr Bion Firestone in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Walter L Rowe at Atlantic City. Miss Daisy Cecil of Hyattstown visiting Buckeystown. and many others from Mary land and nearby states visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Atlantic City, Wildwood, Baltimore, Ellicott City, Colorado Springs, Charlestown, and Pen Mar.
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Misa Ellie Grove
Hagerstown
Middletown
Mr. Bion Firestone
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Actor Joins Kibble and Martins Dramatic Co
Gone to Mt. Clemens Michigan where he will join Kibble and Martins Dramatic Company with which he has been playing. Mr and Mrs Charles Blake who have been visiting Mr and Mrs Dudley Page in this city have gone to Boston by sea. They will visit New York and Atlantic City before returning to their home in St Louis. Miss Ellen Blake who has been visiting in Washington will join her parents for the remainder of their trip.
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Mt. Clements, Mich
Kibble & Martin's Dramatic Co
Charles Blake
Dudley Page
Boston
New York
Atlantic City
St. Louis
Ellen Blake
Washington
Two Sudden Deaths Across Nearby Towns
The article reports two sudden deaths in Maryland communities Foxville and Myersville, noting the 70 year old Mrs. Jane Buhrman finding death in bed from possible heart trouble and the 77 year old widow Mrs. Mary Stottlemyer dying at home. Surviving relatives are listed for Stottlemyer, with multiple children named, and funerals scheduled at Thurmont United Brethren church and Gross Suckle meeting house, funeral directors named. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wirts dies at Frederick City Hospital.
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Jane Buhrman
Foxville
Mary Stottlemyer
Myersville
Lida Buhrman
M. L. Creager
Mary Lojt Lumlyer
Jambon Stottlemyer
Church HM
Stottlemier
Miss Hoover
Mary Watts
Frederick
Jennie Dutrow
Charles H. Wirts
Lovettsville
Frederick City Hospital
Thomas P. Rice
Couple weds in Brunswick as Rev Hess presides
Erlin D. Cooper of Brunswick and Jona Marie Mills of Park Mills were married in Brunswick on Tuesday by Rev. Charles W. Hess of Bethany Lutheran Church. The ceremony joined two residents of neighboring towns in a local rite.
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Cleveland Grove
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East South Street
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Charlesville
Daisy Cecil
Alma Oliver
Buckeystown
Messrs
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Allen Grumbine
Hanisonville
This County
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Williamson
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Wildwood
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Daniel Baker
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Baltimore
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Central Restaurant
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Sadie Hahn
East Patrick Street
Charles F. Creager
Washington, D. C
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East Third Street
Charles E Baker
Clifford Baker
Margaret Motter
Pennsylvania
Ernest Helfenstein
Clark Place
Rev
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Ellicott City
William Rigely
West South Street
Richard Lowman
Toledo, Ohio
Charles Ridgely
Nibifer Beil
Richmond
Walter Cook
Eloise Cook
Altoona, Pa
Laura I. Cook
South Market Street
John Hildt
Smith College
Mrs
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West Second Street
Clayton O. Keedh
West Church Street
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Ruth
Edith Wertheimer
Cumberland
Mrs. Devilila
Grish
West Patrick Street
P. H. GC. Birely
East Second Street
New Windsor, Md
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Myer Wertheimer
Mornig
Elizabeth Block
Gitlinger
East
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Charlestown
Harry Flautt
Wa Nant Wachter
William
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Charles R. Ely
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Nellie C. Garrett
James E. Allen
Elkins, W. Va
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Roy Ronizahn
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Frederick W. Cramer
Frederick County
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Tramsville
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Clarence C. Holtz
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Fredick County
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Walkeraville, Md
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